The Medical Caravan Program is one of the most important programs adopted by the Egyptian Cure Bank, as it aims to provide free comprehensive and specialized medical services to remote and underserved areas throughout the Republic.

Types of medical convoys:
 • Comprehensive convoys: These convoys provide integrated medical services that include various specialties (internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, children, ear, nose and throat, and others), in addition to free analysis, radiology and dispensing of medicines.

• Ophthalmology convoys: These convoys focus on providing ophthalmology services, as they conduct examinations and examinations of various eye diseases, perform minor surgeries, and dispense medical glasses free of charge to the needy.

Objectives of the Medical Caravans Program:

• Provision of comprehensive health care:
Delivering medical services to areas that lack them, and providing the necessary health care for patients in various specialties.
 • Reducing the burden on patients: providing medical services free of charge, thereby reducing the financial burden on needy families.
• Early detection of diseases: Conducting examinations and early detection of diseases, which contributes to improving the chances of recovery.

• Health awareness: spreading health awareness among citizens, and providing medical advice and guidance to prevent diseases.

Achievements of the Medical Caravan Program:
Through the Medical Convoys Program, Cure Bank of Egypt has succeeded in reaching thousands of patients in various governorates of the Republic and providing them with high-quality medical services. The program has saved the lives of many patients and improved the health of thousands more.

How to support the medical convoys program:

 Financial donation:
 from zakat, charity or ongoing charity, which supports us to reach the largest number of patients who are unable in all of Egypt with basic medical services such as statements, analyzes, rumors and surgeries in case of need.

Volunteer:
Volunteering time and effort, especially in the case of medical specialization.